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A pop-p up message

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jonaswahlman
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"Skriv in huvudlösenordet för Programsäkerhetsenheten" This is Swedish for: Sign in the main password for the programsecurityunit"

I have NEVER declared that I want a main security password. This stupid sentence pops up EVERY time I want to open a webpage with log-ins. EVERY time and I am getting so annoyed.

Please assist me in getting rid of this stupidity.

Yes I am using Firefox, Yes its updated Yes, the problem belongs to you So, No, dont ask any irrelevant questions


Yours sincerely Jonas Wahlman


Edited removed phone# and email from spambots and public.

"Skriv in huvudlösenordet för Programsäkerhetsenheten" This is Swedish for: Sign in the main password for the programsecurityunit" I have NEVER declared that I want a main security password. This stupid sentence pops up EVERY time I want to open a webpage with log-ins. EVERY time and I am getting so annoyed. Please assist me in getting rid of this stupidity. Yes I am using Firefox, Yes its updated Yes, the problem belongs to you So, No, dont ask any irrelevant questions Yours sincerely Jonas Wahlman Edited removed phone# and email from spambots and public.

Modified by James

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FredMcD
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Is this message from Firefox, or another program/add-on?

Unless you activated Firefox Master Password, FF will not ask. Some protection programs have their own Password Managers.